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How To Tie Down A Goldwing 1500 On A Trailer. Loop a soft loop or similar arount each side and then strap this to a floor ring. Put the transmission in gear to prevent forward or backward creep. I've tied my 1500 down on the deck of two different car ferries and once on a trailer. Push or ride your gold wing to the front of a flatbed trailer. So, if anyone has close up pics of their yoke. I tie the front down like most people suggest, but i loop soft straps around the passenger. This would cause undue pressure that could bend the frame. Get solid tie down points for the trailer, and a durable chock. The two rear straps pull to the rear and the front straps pull the front wheel against a stop or wheel chock. Park it temporarily on the sidestand. Next week i'm going to use the yoke to secure the front tire in the chock and the tie down straps to secure the bike to the rv floor. Remove the cover over your battery, and the. If it looks flimsy, either make it better or don't use it.

Get solid tie down points for the trailer, and a durable chock. Push or ride your gold wing to the front of a flatbed trailer. The two rear straps pull to the rear and the front straps pull the front wheel against a stop or wheel chock. So, if anyone has close up pics of their yoke. This would cause undue pressure that could bend the frame. Next week i'm going to use the yoke to secure the front tire in the chock and the tie down straps to secure the bike to the rv floor. If it looks flimsy, either make it better or don't use it. Park it temporarily on the sidestand. I tie the front down like most people suggest, but i loop soft straps around the passenger. Put the transmission in gear to prevent forward or backward creep.

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How To Tie Down A Goldwing 1500 On A Trailer I've tied my 1500 down on the deck of two different car ferries and once on a trailer. Remove the cover over your battery, and the. This would cause undue pressure that could bend the frame. Get solid tie down points for the trailer, and a durable chock. Put the transmission in gear to prevent forward or backward creep. Push or ride your gold wing to the front of a flatbed trailer. Loop a soft loop or similar arount each side and then strap this to a floor ring. The two rear straps pull to the rear and the front straps pull the front wheel against a stop or wheel chock. I tie the front down like most people suggest, but i loop soft straps around the passenger. I've tied my 1500 down on the deck of two different car ferries and once on a trailer. Park it temporarily on the sidestand. If it looks flimsy, either make it better or don't use it. Next week i'm going to use the yoke to secure the front tire in the chock and the tie down straps to secure the bike to the rv floor. So, if anyone has close up pics of their yoke.